Nagoya Token Tado Country Club

Token Tado Country Club · Nagoya stretches quietly across the hills of Tado in Kuwana City, Mie Prefecture, like a green scroll. Since its opening, it has been renowned as the venue for the opening event of the men’s professional golf tour, the Token Homemate Cup, becoming the starting point for countless players’ dreams. Sculpted from hilly terrain, its 18 holes, par 72, and 7,200 yards exceed world-class standards. Ponds and bunkers scatter like verses of poetry, adding challenge and reflection to every swing. The west wind brushes through pines, the eastern sun lights chestnut trees, and fairways unfold with grandeur. It is not only a stage for competition but also a sanctuary for golf lovers. In recent years, it has been recognized by the Japan Golf Tour Organization (JGTO) and the Ladies Professional Golf Association (JLPGA) as a designated tour course, a testament to its honor and trust. Beyond the course, Tado Shrine guards the land with a thousand years of sanctity, while Tado Gorge reveals clear streams and rugged rocks in ever-changing seasonal beauty: cherry blossoms in spring, rivers as natural pools in summer, fiery foliage in autumn, and tranquil snow in winter. Nearby hot spring resorts soothe weary travelers with pure waters. In essence, Token Tado Country Club · Nagoya is more than a golf course—it is a long poem: its verses written by tournaments, its rhythm sung by the Kiso River and Tado Gorge. Here, every swing is a dialogue with history, every breath a resonance with nature.

43 kilometers from Nagoya City, approximately 60 minutes by car. 

Train: From JR or Kintetsu Kuwana Station, about 30 minutes by taxi.